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/V / v- ✓ -• * Tv’ ' V • V. . v" '• PAGE SIX THE PRESS AND STANDARD Wednesday, December 6, 1 iti -V *• ' ' * Horses and Mules r V x *##***# * * ******* * PINK GROVE * ******* * * ******* Smoaks. IJ^c. 2.—The farmers of Pine Grove ^ are nearly through grinding cane. ~ ‘ Rev. A'. 8. I^edlie pieached his farewell sermon at Pine Grove school house last Sunday. !*> preached a very interesting sermon. Pine Grove school is progressing very nicely tinder thcrTnanageinent of Prof. H -Huckahee and his sister. Miss Nanle. Iluckabee. of WoodrulT. •and e verybody seems to be weil | SI FFERED FIFTEEN ^ EARS pleased with these teachers. WODUfTMIHI.Oin 'FOR 6000 IT DID HER Georgia Woman Gains Twenty Pounds on Four Bottles of Tanlac. ■* . **»*' *. . <*' ; LEfiAL ADVERTISEMENTS " We have just received a car of horses and one of mules in St v Louis. These are am mg the ibest that we ever purchased and were selected by our Mr. Ayer at St. Louis ih person, with a view of getting [what our trade demands. If in need of a good ^ farm horse or muld, be sui J e to s^e these before buying. Rizer & Ayer y Walterboro, S. C. * / n. Money To Loan On Reo\ X // Estate y >v ■X I am in i>osition to negotiate loans on improved real estate for a period of five years with interest at 6 per cent. Reasonable commissions, . • y * / v . AMOUNT LOANED: Not exceeding one-half the' value of the land or one-third the value of the lands plus the buildings. No loans made on sandy lands. Loans made only t<> persons living on the farms mort gaged. In order for loans to l»e approved lands must . contain a reasonable percentage of cultivated lands. Prefer loans of $1,000 and -:upwards. Cannot handle loans under $.’>00.00. Application desired .at once. R. M. JFFERIES - - • w 7T' • . ‘ Attorney at Ltw - Clothes Talk THE BETER THEY LOOK THE LOUDER THEY TALK \Ye clean, press and repaid them and give them a tune of distinction. . C ALL US' ' WE LL CALL! Walterboro Tailoring Company Phone 20-J S. M. LEONARD Main Street ■"g T w m Southern Commercial Congress NORFOLK. \ A.. December Uth to 11th. Thvtue i! * A'ongres- will N “The i'h«ngtni Partook - * lhtrrbatior.il 4lec«tr!*tru. lion Rwuilting/rom tfiV KuX- rxi I ii Th an.1 tho l>. an W " Man\ Cabinet off., oi s ami other ihtpoyrant ney-on- agr- i*>^ n-ittonal v..1 mUiinatiosat fame will be pieyfo. and president WU>.*n t- eApe-ted. -• ’ . y/ E-V’y SMtithemer should lef.d a har.*! dt least ! y !riy p . - ence and imbibing and profit in it to wHirhi >fll learn, in helping the Nation, through this importCongra >4. itv. if? elfi'M- to build lorn'ttercial relations »it> tne Western HnnlwpV're and other matter# of-e<tual invp«'rfan<«; #hi«'h will>K V diseu^d, CtvordtBaling G'gawiatio^^F.hh «ill moot rt the tariie time are \V<>man> Vuxilwrry of thw cvr.gre>.'; House of Souther Governor*: Avn* , rw' t an Con:: o^ A^rii ultural 0:gan:zatXn: National Association of CoaitniAnau.!of s Agr:c::Ht:i. and South ern Commort ml Secretaries Association \ v For thi> occasion the Atlantic Coa»t Line # ilU^-U ex. ursion tick#!* fo-Norfolw for M3.>r. from Walterboro. andX 1 ! ctfrre-- pondingly r<Hiu<‘''d fate? from all point* t>n its linXfor all train* dh IVeember V s. 10, 11 and 12.'limited returning until T^e- 4<omb*r IS- Siet-p.^a cat. heservaUons and Wriher information may be obtained fr. :i. D. E MARTIN, Ticket Ag«nt. Walterboro » ' ~ T / ' V’- MiBS.J^illie Jones spent Sunday, with Miss Lstille 'Herndon and h;-.d ;a very enjoyable time. Miss Estelle Herndon spent Sat urday night with her brother. Lon nie. at Smoaks. - Mr.- and Mrs. L. 13. Herndon and children, spent the week-end with their parents, Mr." and Mrs. G. W. Herndon. Quite a large number of Irk-nds enjoye<i Jhe_^arty at the home of Mrs. Bladk Saturday' night" .and hope to have another one soon. We nre planning to have a Xma* enterta.nnient *»nd also a Xmas tree Christmas at Pine Grove. O.- P. Crosby. J. AT Jones. G. W. Herndon and A»bi<-y Linder and Misses Hattie and Reba Jones were in Bamberg Friday on business. O. P. Crosby and Prof. Hix Huck ahee. G. \V. Herndon. Dr. and J. A. Jones were in Walterboro Saturday on business. tjonal school. 3 mills; IWp-tors Mnd Told Her That »>» M****’'* mills. icine Would tlo Her any Good. IRE FOOD Hi ISE \ • I’hIn-'n Diu|iepsin" Five# Sour, I pset SUmuohx in Five Minutes. If what you Hist ate js souring on your stomach os lies like a lump of lead, refusing • to digest, or you belch^-gas and eructate sour, undi gested food, or have a feeling of dizziness, heart-burn, fullness, nau sea. had taste in mouth, and stoity^ ach headache, you can surely* get relief4V five minutes. Ask your pharmacist to show you thf formula, plainly printed on these “1 harve gained twenty .. pounds since taking Tanlac and my inprov-*- ment 'n every way.has been so great that when I stand before the look- Ing-glr.sa”! r m acluanj*'aiTnr2e<r *nrJ hardly know myself.” was the re markable statement made by Mrs. Elizabeth Jennings. of Hephzibah Ga..‘ to the Tanlac representative at Howard’s. Drug Store, at Augusta. G?.. a few days ago. •'Fifteen years ago.” continued Mrs.-Jennings, •’my health began to full and I began to take medicine, r. nd the more I took the faster I seemed to go down hill. My troubles multiplied until they were many, and my condition became complicated and very serious and no one seenled to understand it. My s. pmach was in such bad shape 1 could not digest anything, and what 1 would rat seemed to poison my system. , » “My hlocd was thin and my arms ^yfert* covered with spots. My back about my'kidneys ached and huit me dreadfully, and I was told I had spinal affection. The rheumatic pains all over my body were so awful they were hard to bear, and my bead ached me continually. I lost flesh and strength until I got so w J eak t could not walk to my garden without help and I kept go* fng down until I was Simply a phys ical and nervous wreck, and I be lieve I was all but dead. My con dition was too awful to even de scribe and I cannot tell you halt of Any suffering. \When a day would close on my miserable existence ; I could think of nothing but another day of suffer- . TAX NOTICE * The books of the county treasurer * vfH be. open for the purpose of ct I- Iccting taxos from the l.*>th day of October. 1M6, to^Pocbmber 31. ii>16 . The levy Is as follows: State. 6 1-2 millsj ordinary coun- u.ills: roads. 2 mills; constitu- total IS 1-2 CITATION FOR LKTl Kits u] ADMIN ISTKATL.V fifty-cent cases of (’ape’s Diapepsin, v , n you will uadwraUUd why V ”* *“ *° Special^School Districts. Special Sjllooi Tax levy:. Hroxton 4 mills. Lodge 8 mills. Rum Gully 3 mills. Rice fatch 3 mills. Ashton 'U mills. Wetther 4 mills. Cedar Branch 3 mills -- D ry—Drar ch. 4_ mil L\_ Hill 4 mills. Strickland 4 mills. Williams 7 mills. Smoaks 8 mills. Little Swamp 6 mills. Buckhead 8 mills. Tabernacle 5 mills. Bethel 3 mills. Ruffin 4 mills. Raysora 3 millr. Hudson’s Mill 5 mills. Oak Grove 5 mills. . Tabor 4 mills. > Stokes 8 irfills. Rod Bank 8 mills. Pine Grove 4 mills. _ Ssniders 3 mills. Cane Bra'nt'h 5 mills. \ Pcnicl 5 mills, Hendersonville 10 mills. Verdier 4 mills. Walterboro 7 mills. Horse Pen 3 mills. Island Creek 8 mii *. Wolfe Creek 3 miEs. Hall 4 mills. » Welch Creek 4 mills. Fraser 2 mills, o Sheridan 4 mills. Cottageville 7 mills. Sand Hill 3 mills Bethlehem 4 mills. Maple Cane 4 mills. Rehoboth 4 mill* Red Oak 4 mills. Bridge 4 mills. Special road tax: Fraser township, 1 mill. THE STATE OF SOCTH CAROL! County of Colleton By G. Albert Beat h, ■ Esquiie, ! bate Judge. Whereas. Marshal} Sauls -• i snit to me ti# grant him Lett. !? Administration of the Estat. effects of Isaac Sauls. These are. Therefore, to cite * admonish all and singular the. , dred and Creditors of the said 1 , Sauls, deceased, that they b>- appear befofe. me. in the Cmm Probate, to be held at Walterbo 8. C., on December 14th, next, ter publication here of, at 11 o’do in the "forenoon, to show cause. mry”threjr-have,''■why tire *atd'A' * ministration should not be grant- i.‘ Given under my hand, this day of November, Anno Domini, l .p.. Published on the 6th and l.'H day of December, 1916, in The I't.- and Standard. G. ALBERT BEACH. Probate Judge, Colleton Courr . e TRESPASS NOTICE r All hunting or fishing on land Savannah River Lumber Co.. Chee-Ha Neck, is prohibited un • penalty of law. By order of the company. JAMES HENRY RICE. Jr 11-22-3L In Chair SALK OF DM GS AND I INTI Rl ? peptic troubles of ail kinds must go, and why it relieves sour, out-of-or der stomach’s -or indigestion in five minutes. "Pape’s . Diapepsin” is harmless; tastes like candy, though each rfose will digest and prepat- for assimilation into the blood ail the food you eatXbesides. it makes VHtt go to the t^>le with a healthy appetite; but what will please you mosLHs that you will feel that your stomaclKiind intestines are cleati and freshN^nd yhu will not need to resort to biliousness or >^>nstipation. This city will end racked with pain I could not sleep. , ‘ I wanted to live and my hus band spent thousands of dolla:s trying to get me well, but nothing did me any good. The doctors sai 1 there was no medicine that would help me. Finally. I became so weak and out of heart I prayed to die. "When I read about the wonder ful help other people were getting from Tanlac I bought a bottle apd began taking it. and I began to in\ 1 prove at once. I have taken four \T S ., 0r !! Ver pn,s for 1 bottles now. and honestly I would Till . uhislav* >a ,01 ?'. n . ' not ,a ^ e f** 11 thousand dollars for iJn n- n" nX ' V difference in the way I feel now SOn M r P, ° -d the way I felt the day I bough, will call them, but >Xu will be en-' T.. n . ' . - n, ... 1 my first bottle of Tanlacy '* spXndid stom- vl ( . an f . at n<lw and onjov mv * p ‘ l a " ' o0 ‘ 1 '- xou *' t l r .l n ea|s. and when night come*! eaa thusiastic alcqiR thi> Notice is hereby given that • utvderslgned will sell trt"the hiv bidder, for cash, at public ou^ GloveKs Pharmacy in the'Town Walterboro. S. C.. on Friday. 1 , 15th day vf December. 1*116. at Ml . o’clock, the entire stock of (Inf*: 1 medicines and .fixtures formerly longing to the ^aid Glover’s Pi/, mary. The stock of drugs v ! medicines is ^practically compl-».. and the fixtures Include one *1:1:2 - soda water fount, marble courtt- . rarbonater and all necessary a< 1 • - sories, four glass counter s'0 . cases, one glass cigar counter, .r ! Poll tax $1 on all males between ■ on e candy refrigerator, ami ! • the ages of 21 and 60.\Also a com- scales. (All new.l Also one t mutation tax of $2'on all males be- scription stand with cabinets a tween the ages of 21 and 50 which mirror, shall be paid at the same time and The entire stock and fixtures wu' in the same manner as other taxes, first be auctioned off in bulk. Dogs 50 cents each. ,then each item separately, the i:r- R. E. JONES. dersigned reserving the right to 1 ^County Treasurer. j ject any and all bids. Sept. 27-13t. 7 - I A. Z. SEARSON . h 7 i t Assign/- - . X(yrH . K . • I »■ C. v Hx-. All tfespas.InK, hunting, flshina. i “EYK A\II HAIR K1XIM'- etc.. Is strictly/prohibiteil on all of 1 Speck, eye glasses, eye sh; Ov,at tract of land known as Bish- toupees, wigs, transformations. < offV Hope Plantation, and will" he mustaches, whfkkers, combings-t: punished to/the full extent of the itig. For attractive prices niM law. \ THE TI TI CLUB, P2-22-^t\ Walterboro. S. C. \ Imm',, «»»»and f i«.„ i.k...-, nuM. i . ’ j * . v 1 OI \ an > do not have any more t/ouble with Momul, unset y. Xlntv kidneys and the hurting I use,! Get some now. this minute, ««*••. - ■ • ... _ ^ ‘ 1 V rij yourself of stomach misery indigestion in five minutes. Acme Hair and Optical -Co., i post office. Savannah, Gd. , / / NOTICK There will be work day at Peniol Baptist church Wednesday, H.c 13. "X j.,|g - ithe matter w have in niy back hgs left me an«L the rheumatic pains have gone. i—lyN Wood has thickened up and jseemVAo be in good condition and those lixiv spots have left my arms and my rv<uid doe? not ache any more. T do\not know what all me. but 1 have L'lK. tot the purpose of cleaning up} ‘ , V ’ 2 ■ ■no c..,.,«..ry. I ., pyyrvbodv ,I,M { , ; i *'T d ,.^ 11 X'f" "V. .. inn i .-sr c ome and ^ - ^ ‘‘Tanlac has made a new woman DH iger Signal. It the fite bell smqmI.1 you run and stop it or go and help to put out the file? It is much the same way with a cough. A cough is n danie r signal as much as a fir bell You should no mo.-* try^fts suyhress it than to stop a fipX'bell when it is ringing, but sKctfi^i fixe the disease that cause^the eougbi inc Tic,- C.>i: n* v irf> always Ire i 1" takingr rl mb-rrfain’si^,' K ‘_ lough Remedy^yJany hwS us-il/ff ^ w ith the''naw-'* beneficial ResultIt pounds in weight Tan lac has mad^'aNnhw woman of me and I fecj^f5ettgr rh^it I have since was sb^jsy-n years sohl \<\X M l>Kin. Walterboro. v^The Cpttetok Cypress Co. ton. , * epttag. vdle 'iDrua Co.. Cottage- vlHe. /X Islarulton Xl» rcantrle Co,. Uland- ton x (• Cilovt';. .C: et j;* lVnd*l Jat H- Cartet s Phaima,;-. Smoak is «'-| » ;,ia]l\ \. !uat>l. .-'for \jX pev-i si-tiur coug teat X oftort JoRivds * a bad I eld oi a:,-fltt.c k.Cu :!., g-jo. 7 ‘fchghg. Mr?, rnor...? ,*nef. h>rfg. \ny . ws. Ind write- ' Hirjxtg the -wW»-: my husband ^akes/n.dd ea«/(v :jj«1 coughs t'haprfhjtlain’j* .Ccgfei: R.-m* *'dv IX X st niedft iht/fo - break- ing up ?.■ itHaiks >fil vou.gr.tn-j ********* ./ ' V ' » BIRTHs * * * * * g / not y-i/d,mi to. t tk. • »;•!narnh every w here. lit Si: Jf: Sk * Sk sf: Sk * h V". r*: *. Born. n> >l!. and Mrs. W: ('. Zeigler, <*n Nor -21/ jr dangnt-'-r Edna Rebecca. Miss Florence N Our supply of Carpenter's Tools is most tompIVt CASTORIA Fcr Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears L/ r ^ijMt jre of j .miss r ior-ni« U Addison, o f W?»- i terboro. spent ^Thanksgiving wit*’. I Misses* Kffie add Ray Beac h. S’ic * also visite<l rhe literary, society*'at j ?tokes Thursday* night. / ANOTHER WOMM TELLS / Yo: Ho: r • *v , n. “ Freckle-Face and rf first class quality. We have these in the lat> * de-igns, and the workmanship is guaranteed. N» home is compbte without a kit of tools. A other tools for carpenters, home and farm implemr: ’- ^ ■ *o % ‘ ■ -always in stock. ■■ x -" Now »h the Time to (m-i Jtid of These Igly Sp»t». Do you know bow easy it is to re move those ugly-'spots #o that tV(> one -will call you freckle-face* Simply get an ounce of carpel, ex-j tra strong, from your druggist., and,, tv _ ia few applications-should* 1 show vou | Hd# ea-v it How Vinol M&de Her Strong Bt-aUsville, Ohio—'T wish all ner- ffous, " oak, / run-<io*a ^JWoHAch- could have VinoL . I w** so rundown. w,-ak and nervous I could not sleep. Ewnr- thing I ate hurt nu-. and the mcdkioc . , , 1 had taken did me no good. I de-7 reckl * i ‘ and a beautiful ctm- rided to try Vinol, and before long I The sun . and winds this T ... Roger Hardware Co. . V.'., ' \'V ' . ^ WALTERBORO, S. C. -/ .. ‘ X • * • '? ‘ Kvorytliinsi In Unrilvv'aro is to rid you'rself -of \ could cal w anted and could month have a strong tendency to being out freckles, and as a result strong, and in better health than I 4 more carpol is sold in those months for years—Mrs. Ansa “ anything I sbep all night. Now I am ur«di and have Wvn Mimsox, BealLvill,-, Obi<\ M e guarantee \ inol for all run-down, weak and debilitated coaditiona. John M Isletn. Druggist. boro. S / Be sure to ask for the extra strong, as this is sold under guarantee of money back if it fails to remove the freebies.—Carpol Laboratories. Bos- Walter- ton. Mass.. Sta M. Mail orders filled. Nenrou? Women. When the nervousness Is caused by constipation, a* ia often the case, you will get quick relief by taktnt Chamberlain's Tablets. These tab lets also improve the digestion. Ob tainable everywhere. J. K. and t. WV Smith Smo.:ks. were in town M«>:. . attendance t'l r«R the mass n • !>. W. Beach, of Waycros- U* A*a 8 in town Monday. 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